Publisher: Entangled: Bliss Publish Date: Out now How I got this book: ARC from the publisher Brynn McAdams isn’t the awkward drama geek she was in high school—she’s grown up and confident, or at least she likes to think so. But when her old crush, the impossibly handsome and impossibly unattainable Sawyer Raines, comes back […]
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I saw tons of people talking on Twitter about the book hangover they had after reading Nalini Singh’s latest, Heart of Obsidian. I’ve frequently found that after reading a really good book, I too get book hangovers. Nothing else sounds good, reads good, and my book mojo flies out the window. Nalini Singh, Ilona Andrews,
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Where did you get the book: E-arc from author Publisher: Harlequin Release date: Out now The Thief Who Stole His Heart Sword dancer Li Feng is used to living life on the edge of the law—a woman alone in the dangerous world of the Tang Dynasty has only her whirlwind reflexes to
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We love HelenKay Dimon here at The Book Pushers. This morning, E and I posted our joint review of her latest release, and now HelenKay is here to talk to us about her favorite scene from the book. Take it away, HelenKay! The First Meeting by HelenKay Dimon One of my favorite parts of
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Publisher: Carina Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the author via Novel Sidekick/NetGalley Travis Yardley thought he had everything he needed, but one look at Andrea Patterson shows him he was wrong. Andie is a gorgeous, curvy, blonde, who moves to town to manage a nearby campground. Seizing the chance
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Publisher: Dreamspinner Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: eARC from publisher Three years ago, cameraman Powell Perdue and quarterback Talbot Wojewódka called it quits, citing irreconcilable differences. Powell wanted to live honestly, while Talbot felt he couldn’t and still succeed in professional football. One knee surgery and a trade later, Talbot
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